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Brazilian model slammed after Sandy photo shoot

Brazilian glamour model and Manhattan resident Nana Gouvea

Brazilian glamour model and Manhattan resident Nana Gouvea (Nana Gouvea via Facebook)

Image posted on Nana Gouvea's Facebook page

Image posted on Nana Gouvea’s Facebook page (Nana Gouvea via Facebook)

Nana Gouvea posing by crushed cars and fallen trees

Nana Gouvea posing by crushed cars and fallen trees (Nana Gouvea via Facebook)

Gouvea superimposed on an image of the sinking Titanic

Gouvea superimposed on an image of the sinking Titanic (Tumblr)

Gouvea Photoshopped on top of the US Airways Airbus 320 jetliner that safely landed on the Hudson River on Jan. 15, 2009.

Gouvea Photoshopped on top of the US Airways Airbus 320 jetliner that safely landed on the Hudson River on Jan. 15, 2009. (Tumblr/AP)

As the city reels from a devastating natural disaster that has affected the lives of hundreds of thousands, Brazilian glamour model and Manhattan resident Nana Gouvea used this as an ill-conceived opportunity to fill out her lookbook.

Gouvea, who reportedly appeared in Brazilian Playboy, showed a complete lack of sensitivity as she seductively posed by crushed cars, fallen trees and the debris-filed city streets.

She proudly posted the series of images taken by her husband Carlos Keyes on her Facebook page, sparking instant outcry.

“After Sandy devastated the city, Gouvea and her husband ventured outdoors to document the destruction and to prove that there’s one thing killer storm surges can never wash away: raw sex appeal,” mocked Gawker.

The photos quickly went viral. Even a Facebook page and tumblr account, both called Nana Gouvea in Disasters, have surfaced to satirize the brunette. Images of the model have been Photoshopped onto other tragic scenes like the 2011 earthquake in Japan, the Hindenburg disaster, the sinking of the Titanic and others.

Adding insult to injury, Gouvea later told Brazilian entertainment Web site EGO about how she loves hurricanes because they give her an opportunity to spend time with her husband.

She told the publication Sandy is the second hurricane they experienced – the first being Hurricane Irene last August.

“It was my first trip to New York,” Gouvea said. “We were in his apartment, watching movies, cooking.”

Hurricane Sandy, being called the storm of the century, battered the Tri-State area last week. Get The Post’s complete coverage of the superstorm here.